Re: Force IGMP membership

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On Fri, Nov 04, 2016 at 08:44:48PM +0000, Corey Melanson wrote:
> After the live migration, multicast traffic to 239.236.15.150 stops as expected. If I try to manually add the multicast group membership:
> # bridge mdb add dev br.128 port vnet3 grp 239.236.15.150 temp     
> # bridge mdb list | grep vnet3
> dev onebr.128 port vnet3 grp 239.236.15.150 temp
> 
> The multicast traffic does not resume until the VM sends a IGMP membership report after receiving an IGMP query from the switch, which takes too long most of the time (over a minute). 

Hm, sounds weird. Have you verified with tcpdump that
on <brport-multicast-in> you see the according frame and on vnet3
it is missing then?

Does it make a difference when instead of adding a group
explicitly to mark the whole port as a router port?

($ echo 2 > /sys/class/net/vnet3/brport/multicast_router
- not a solution proposal but just to narrow things down)

Regards, Linus



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